Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 511
Chester threw a glance at Catherine and asked Shaun, “Are you attending Shelley’s funeral this Sunday?”

Shaun was at a loss for words.

“You’d better attend, or Rodney will keep finding fault with you.” With that, Chester rose to his feet. “I’m leaving now.”

“Hold on.” Catherine stood up. “I have something to show you guys.”

She clicked on Linda’s phone record and showed it to them. “This happened when Freya went to the hospital in Melbourne to get Shelley and Jeffrey’s DNA test report. A woman called Linda stumbled into Freya, and Rebecca knew her too. When Freya took the report, Linda received a call from Canberra—”

“What do you mean?” Chester interrupted her sentence with a sullen look.

“I mean Rebecca was possibly the one who called Linda. She suspected that I would use her hair to do a DNA test with Jeffery. She was aware that I had already begun suspecting that she’s not the real Shelley, so when Shaun went to catch her, she had already made a cunning getaway and brought the real Shelley back. If you don’t believe me, you can investigate the call from Canberra…”

“Didn’t I tell you not to bring this up anymore?”

Shaun let go of her hand, his grim eyes expressing frostiness.

“But it’s dubious. As long as you

one who asked Shaun to investigate it so he locked Shelley

impression of Catherine before this. However, as she had contributed to Shelley’s death, Shaun, Chester, and Rodney were now on bad terms with each other. This

also a human being. If she was actually framed by someone, her life will be ruined just like that. After

I regret and feel disgusted the most is having been together with

submerged into a pool

these people so

came to look for me just because of this matter, didn’t you?”

you.” Catherine gave him an imploring

out.” Shaun

record is just a

fool around with you.” Shaun was provoked by her words when

wife. Be a proper human being! Don’t provoke him for the sake of those insignificant

“Sorry, Young Madam.”

her toward the